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Family Law

The Muslim Women (Protection of rights on Marriage) Act 2019

Introduction -   The Muslim Women Act 2019 was passed in the year 2019 this Act is enacted to protect the rights of married Muslim women and to prohi…

Reopening of Partition (Family Law)

Reopening of Partition  -            According to Manu, " once only a partition made.  To this principle, however, there are the following e…

Various Grounds for obtaining Divorce under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 | Family Law

1) Introduction -       Divorce is a process by which the marriage comes to end. After Divorce both Husband and Wife revert to their unmarried st…

Sources of Hindu Law | Family Law

1) Introduction -         Source means "basis from which law is evolved". Source of law is a basis, which enables the Court to interpre…

Divorced Person when may Marry again | Family Law

1)  Introduction -           Divorce is a process by which the marriage is dissolved. After the dissolution of marriage, the parties revert to the…

Can a Female be a Coparcener and Karta ?

The joint family consists male, his wife and unmarried daughter and his male descendants, their wives and unmarried daughters. It is patr…

Guardian Appointed or declared by Court | Family Law

Introduction         Guardian is a person who formally appointed to look after a child's interest on the death of child's parents.The guar…

Testamentary Guardian | Family Law

Introduction:            The law of guardianship is based on the incapacity which the law attributes to minors and to persons who are deficient in…

Natural Guardian: Meaning , Definition and Powers of Natural Guardian | Family Law

Introduction                 Guardian is a person who formally appointed to look after a child's interest on the death of child's parents.…

Guardian: Meaning Definition and Kinds of Guardians | Hindu Family Law

1) Meaning of Guardian -         The law of guardianship is based on the incapacity which the law attributes to minors and to persons who are def…

Grounds for Reopening the Partition | Family Law

Partition is a process by which the joint status is put to an end. In siple words Partition means the division of the Joint family. According…

Schools of Hindu law

The Schools of Hindu law emerged from the commentaries and digests. There are two main schools, namely : 1. Mitakshara school and 2.…

Grounds for Divorce under the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act,1939

Divorce is a dissolution of marital tie. It puts an end of the relationship of husband and wife. It can  obtained only by means of a decree…

What are the grounds of Divorce provided by the Special Marriage Act 1954 ?

Divorce is a process by which the marriage is dissolved. after dissolution of the marriage, ( Divorce ) parties revert to their are unmarr…

Offences against Marriage (IPC)

Offences against marriage have been dealt with in Chapter XX of the Indian Penal Code. This Chapter deals with offences relating to marriage …

Difference between Dayabhaga Coparcenary and Mitakshara Coparcenary

There are two main school of Hindu Law - Dayabhaga and   Mitakshara Difference between Dayabhaga Coparcenary and Mitakshara Coparcenary …
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